Super Shot Mini - Estes Rockets

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ESTES INDUSTRIES
1295 H Street
Penrose CO 81240
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ASSEMBLY TIP: Read all instructions before beginning work
on your model. Make sure you have all parts and supplies.
Use these instructions for each of your Super Shot“ rockets.
1. ROCKET STREAMER ATTACHMENT
Typical rocket
(your design
may vary)
2. PREPARE STREAMER FOR FLIGHT
A. Loosely crumple and
insert 1/4 of a square
of recovery wadding
into rocket body
3. PREPARE ENGINE FOR FLIGHT
D. Twist retainer ring into
locked position to hold
engine in place.
A. Pull the nose cone out of
the rocket body.
MINI FLYING MODEL
ROCKET INSTRUCTIONS
KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
NOSE CONE
IMPORTANT:
Wadding must be in place and slide
freely for rocket to work properly!
B. FOLD
STREAMER
NOTE: Only Estes wadding (#302274) recommended.
WARNING : FLAMMABLE
To avoid serious injury, read instructions & NAR
Safety Code included with engines.
PREPARE YOUR ENGINE ONLY WHEN
YOU ARE OUTSIDE AT THE LAUNCH SITE
PREPARING TO LAUNCH!
If you do not use your prepared engine, remove
the igniter before storing your engine.
SUPER SHOT
A. Separate igniter and
igniter plug.
E. Hold rocket upside down
and drop in igniter. Igniter
must touch propellant.
C. ROLL
F. Insert igniter
plug.
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SHOCK CORD
B. Measure 1 (2.5 cm) from the nose cone and tie
streamer to shock cord with a double knot.
B. Twist off retainer ring
at rear of rocket.
D. Wrap shock cord loosely around
streamer. Insert streamer into rocket.
Streamer should slide easily into body
tube. If fit is too tight, unfold and repack.
G. Firmly push igniter
plug all the way in.
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(2.5 cm)
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C. Slide engine into rocket
body as shown.
H. Bend igniter wires
back as shown.

COUNTDOWN AND LAUNCH
KEY ALWAYS OUT UNTIL
FINAL COUNTDOWN!
1...
Masking
Tape
PRECAUTIONS
4" (10.2 cm)
NAR Safety Code
2...
NO DRY GRASS
OR WEEDS
LAUNCH BUTTON
3...
5...
ESTES LAUNCH SUPPLIES
(Sold Separately)
¥ Super Shot“ Launch Pad and Controller or
Porta Pad¤ II Launch Pad and Electron Beam¤
Launch Controller
¥ Recovery Wadding
¥ Igniters (with Engines)
¥ Igniter Plugs (with Engines)
¥ Recommended Engines: 1/4A3-3T, 1/2A3-4T,
A3-4T, A10-3T
15 FT. (5 M)
4...
4... 3... 2... 1...
HOLD KEY DOWN AND
PRESS LAUNCH BUTTON
UNTIL LIFT-OFF!
FLYING YOUR ROCKET
Choose a large field (250 ft. [76 m] square) free of dry weeds and
brown grass. The larger the launch area, the better your chance of
recovering your rocket. Football fields and playgrounds are great.
Launch only with little or no wind and good visibility.
Always follow the National Association of Rocketry (NAR) Safety Code.
MISFIRES
TAKE THE KEY OUT OF THE CONTROLLER. WAIT ONE MINUTE
BEFORE GOING NEAR THE ROCKET! Disconnect the igniter clips and
remove the engine. Take the plug and igniter out of the engine. If the igniter
has burned, it worked but did not ignite the engine because it was not
touching the propellant inside the engine. Put a new igniter all the way
inside the engine without bending it. Push the plug in place. Repeat the
steps under Countdown and Launch.
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INSERT KEY.
PUSH DOWN
AND HOLD.
P/N 61000 (12/04)